About Me
I am a Research Assistant Professor in the Department of Physics at Northeastern University, a member of the Roux Institute, and a core faculty at the Network Science Institute.
A selection of my academic interests include stochastic processes, dynamical systems, human dynamics, complex networks, Bayesian statistics and computation. In my research, I combine these approaches to model realistic epidemic processes and social contagions. I notably develop mathematical and computational methods to model the spatial dynamics of infectious diseases, focusing on epidemic forecasts, pandemic preparedness, and global biosurveillance.
I enjoy climbing, training, hiking, cooking, beer, whisky, and coffee.
